PARELES There isn't a category of music more condescending than so-called children's music.
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Still, some said they were bruised by the more condescending characterizations of their humble town.
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I Feel Pretty is like a feature-length Dove ad, only somehow even more condescending and consumerist.
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That's not necessarily crucial, but it works better—it's just way more condescending to use a player's first name.
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For all the Trump campaign's talk about how condescending Clinton is, can there be anything more condescending than that?
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If the news often confines women's issues to a pink ghetto, it can be even more condescending to young women.
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But coddling voters by forming a phalanx around Trump is more condescending than anything that was said at the Golden Globes.
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These more condescending reactions, however, aren't surprising to El-Moslimany, who believes that there is far more fiction than fact in the narrative surrounding "oppressed" Saudi women.
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In South Korea, some people who keep cats refer to themselves not as "owners" or even "parents"—a more condescending term that appeared in America in the 218s and has spread.
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Your boyfriend is surely right about inviting the fellow out for a coffee: Given your preconceptions (and, perhaps, your air of class privilege), the officer could well experience your attempt to correct him as more condescending than enlightening.
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Flashes of sincerity are present, but the tone comes across as more condescending, taking the same basic premise as David Lynch's seminal series Twin Peaks — how a community comes to terms with the disappearance and death of a young woman — and stripping it of all nuance and melodrama.
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" But adjusting to being with Frank and trying to mourn Jamie aren't Claire's only concerns â€" she's quickly finding that in many ways, 1940s Boston is just as repressive as 18th century Scotland; if anything, the men seem even more condescending, and she finds herself being mansplained to by both her husband's boss and the doctor who delivers her baby.
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In his youth, however, he had been jealous of their more independent and impulsive lifestyles, particularly Battler, as unlike him, his mother made him do various things in his youth in order to shape him into the next head. As a result, he put up a more condescending mask towards his cousins, but has since outgrown this inferiority complex to a certain degree.
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Relationship quality is positively associated with partners' level of conscientiousness, and highly conscientious people are less likely to get divorced. Conscientiousness is associated with lower rates of behavior associated with divorce, such as extramarital affairs, spousal abuse, and alcohol abuse. Conscientious behaviors may have a direct influence on relationship quality, as people low in conscientiousness are less responsible, less responsive to their partners, are more condescending, and less likely to hold back offensive comments. On the other hand, more conscientious people are better at managing conflict and tend to provoke fewer disagreements, perhaps because they elicit less criticism due to their well- controlled and responsible behavior.
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Even though she can be annoying at times, most of the other characters, including Riff, Sam and even Bun-bun (who tends to be more condescending than hostile to her, labeling her a "tube rat" and often manipulating her), seem to have a soft spot for her, and will help her in times of need. She has a deep love of shiny things matched only by the shortness of her attention span. After some Halloween strips, Kiki was occasionally fed candy, which for the first time showed her ability to move at supersonic speeds. Bun-bun on more than one occasion has taken advantage of this to weaponize her (the ferret-bazooka), as when sugar-powered, she moves fast enough to penetrate solid brick walls.
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